Sentence examples for both headmasters from inspiring English sources

Gambon picked up the baton for the rest of the series and put his own stamp on the character — there was less twinkle in the eye but more gravel in the gut — and Rickman made a point to underline the importance of both headmasters.

Soho was the place I had been specifically warned about, both by headmaster and parents: as it might have been on the old maps, "here lurk wicked things".

Both cost a lot, both depend on the children of wealthy people to attend, both pay their headmasters large salaries.

Both schools had headmasters who were sports enthusiasts, and at St. Thomas's the headmaster, Mr. Despicht, offered a penny to any schoolboy who could bowl him out, a feat Lee achieved regularly.

Headmasters are joining in.

Both Stewarts refuse to disclose what they earn — it is public information at other private schools, some of which pay headmasters more than $500,000 a year — and they bristle at the notion that they should.

Now, headmasters do get funny ideas.

All Headmasters have there, um, well, correct Headmasters with them.

The school has had thirteen headmasters.

There have been three lay headmasters.

The present headmaster is Chris Staley, a member of the Headmasters' and Headmistresses' Conference.